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SETH Low VIII TAKE THE STUNT.
Ho Thinks There 10 No Denecrat FIT to bo
Fitted Asainst Col. Baird.

Fitted Asaiast Col. Baird.
Col. Andrew D. Baird has formally accept
ed the Republican nomination for Mayor Of
Brooklyn. He will have the warm support of
all the Republican organizations. but 1t is not
likely that he will be endorsed by the Citizens
League. an association OF citizens who insist
on non partisan administration Of municipal
affairs. Col. Baird's friends are greatly en-
couraged by the attitude Of Seth Low. who
said yesterday:
{ y will support COL Baird heartily and cheer;
fully. When the proper time comes shall
take pleasure In telling the people from the
platform why believe the interest OF the city
demands the election OF Col. Baird as against
any man whom the Democratic organization
as now controlled will consent to support" 1t
Is not yet settled whether Comptroller Chaplin,
Mayor Whitney, Deputy Comptroller Brinker-
hon. Joseph @. Hendrix, Supervisor Large
Democratic ticket. There is an abundance OF
fine Mayorality timber on that side Of the house,
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\. 8. wheeler In . Police Court.

HARTFORD. Oct 8.-E. 8. Wheeler. the New
Haven bankrupt appeared in the police court here to-
dag answer charge OF obtaining money false pre-
lenses brought By local bank TWO weeks AEo. The
case was ~ aEreeinent eontinned Tor Two weeks :.
Gen. Ae6win trustee q the nsolysnt estate % =
anrs 70 the eIOdtora Tho fetal supposed be
available some limo are shown 10 b. p6Le40TA Th0
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Attempt to Wreck . Train.

Sioux CRY. Iowa. Oct. 8.-An attempt was
made last night to wreck the Yankton passenger train
on tho Milwaukee and st. Paul road. curve mile
this side Of Ella Point BY fastening oak Tie on ne
track The engineer discovered the obstruction too ate
10 stop, but luckily the train deraed Over 500
excursionsts crowded into the cOachek and had
the designs OF the villains been the loss OF
life would have been frixhtful Sherins posse Ia on
the trail OF the perpetrators
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A wonderful Eel Pend.


George Cole, George Kraft, and Theoders
the Catskis" to nsh for suckers They found . lake
without name, which contained suckers and cells N
is cells and the second night ~ They caught seven
way they got Loaf In the wcodk and were In the
wids two days before they could and their way out
makes living BY catching cells lacking them up aEains.
the slide OF the building drying them, smoking them and
ehOn sailing them.
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yellow Fever In Tampa.

WASHINGTON. Oct S.-Surgeon-GeneralH Ham
lton this morning received the following telegram
TAMPA Fla. Oct flour deaths from yellow fever
and about twenty Few OF these have passed the
fever stage of seventy-two hours Many people have
he'd II may be necessary 10 establish camp OF refuge
In the country. The mails can DO fumigated;
j. N. WALL, N. ID.
The Surgeon. Gsnerai has sent q despatch TO Col
HaineG superintendent or tho Plant line OF steamers
and Savannah and Florida Railroad stating that In bis
Judgment sleeping should not be allowed TO be-
You'd PaaIka until the Tampa epidemic Is and the
panic shall have ceased.
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"You must practise economy. young man."
said the old gentleman; you arc altogether TOO sxrav
81 do practise economy was the response; IT only
ate . bowl OF bread and milk TO day for my lunch"
"ThAt looks better" commented the father somewhat
molded. "WhAt did Il cost you Item csnta p
"Wsll had TO give the waiter half dollar father"
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An EIsvsa-Poaad AIasEras.
From As Daabury Rslas.

This morning when Hector Hauelair opened
hs hack ruous under the Wooster House he saw what
hs supposed was 4 large rat svinmins about in the
plunge bath He tried to KIN him. but the animal would
came very excited and talked and frantieA
IN the stss and Jumped out upon the door and showed
lht fahcair then and heated poker In the fur
maze and iis he succeeded In pIunginE into the rats
head When II was dead he weighed II Of theyiilaRe
aIore. II weighed eleven pounds TWAS . muskraL
lioW II got there Is q mystery.
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Crow Iaalaas spelling for . FIrAt.

CHOW AGENCY, Montana. Oct. 8.-The follow
OF the young mAlcontsnt Chief now number $50 10
100 and ncreaAing oyeFy day. The are
iAysd report which 4 causing much excitement and
the effect that I'VE banda Of fesans have started on
retAliAlogy expeoiiion Agatn1t the CroWA
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New York Coaching Party In v,rs,aia.

SuRRY. Va. Oct. ga New York coaching
party consisting OF Col and MrA scrymser. Mrs How
land. Miss KeAn and Mr. KeAn arrived here this af!es
noh They have vtalied Bull Run and oher bateasias
and VIII proceed up the Shenandoah Valley - -
Natural Bridge and 1ppomAEIOx Court House
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WASHINGTON. Oct 8.-Chief Naval Construc.
tor Wilson yesterday went PhAde phia for tho pur
pose OF visiting the crAmp Shipyards and inspecting the
the naval yessels He expresses himself a!
well satisfied with the progress made. Eleven hundred
when the material comes IN faster than at present re
10 OF tho opinion that buI for the delay In getting tins
stern tubeA the l7Ooton gunboat could DO launched IN
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virginia.. Atternsy.Geaerai Fined.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct Sin the United States
Circuit Court to-day Judge Bond fined Attorney General
Ayres $500 for bringing suits under the law known
the Coupon crusher disobsdience of his injunction
order and committed him 70 the custody OF the Mar
weahs Attorneys OF fauquier and Loudon counties for
dsobeying tho same order, and committed them until
the tines paid aAd the suits brought dismissed
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30 Happy.

"oh, Tom" she whispered, after the momen-
.ous question had been propoqndsd ~ am 80 happy
about you lately and besides I'm the rst girl OF our
graduating clAss 20 DO engAgedP
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A RallroAd Depot Entered by Thieves.

BRIDoEPoRT, Oct S.-The depot at Brookheld
Junction the Housatonie road broken into last
night about every Of value taken Among
the booty removed the entire stock Of icketA u
GLIDING tho In which they were kept and - IN cash
The Job probably done BY sons OF the eTooks thAe
have been hanging around DanhuEy during the tAlr.
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MNNEAPoLIs. Oct. Accommodating Chief
Rea OF the brand Army this afternoon announced these
appointments: Adiutant- GENERAL Daniel Fish, Min
neapolisi QuarteImasterGeneraL John Taylor, PhilHr
delpha; Jndge'Adyoeate General Wheelock U. VeAL!,
Rutland.
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H-o~ AaotAsr Pelns or View.

Harry Hills variety theatre, New York, has
bsen permAnenty elossd hy the anthoriilsa This viii
81 SERIOUS loss 70 the uholesale houses OF that city ~
uiosg Of our country efohhpts will now 20 70 Ehiia
dslphiA and Aolton 70 by EeedA
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mo TroubIo on tAs Crow Reservatloa.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 8.-The Secretary Of the
Interior to-day sent tesEAphic orders 10 Indian Inapeo
tor Armstrong at Hoyt KansAI to proceed at
TO the Crow Agency In Montana and make Thorough
investigation OF all agency AFFAIRS with view to asoer-
tanning the cause OF the recent trouble there.
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Another Ilsassa why.
hun lAs CAleapo Itl1ans.

Gov. Hin VIII be nominated for the Prssl-
Hisg fsaa e base ball and nsVsE misses . CANA
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Ceremony Unnecessarily.
Evening Bore-The clock Is not running.

Pretty 6irl-No II has bsen Of order for time
ITO DO frank with YOU was wondering II Il was moi
time going aud know IL u not polite 70 look
ones watch In company"
you"
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Economy.

nrom Hayper's Basar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
steamer Departures.

The following passengers left yester-
day on the steamer Queen Of the Pa
cific:
For San Diego-Mrs. Trask, Mrs. d.
Gillian, Miss w. Locke, Mrs. A. II.
Wilcox, Miss Fannie Wilcox, G. I.
Longstreet and wife, ]. w. Glass and
wife, William G. Brown and wife,
Fred Wellers, E. H. Ward, John
Speer, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Osbourn,
L. E. Oyster, E. G. Quinn, w. A.
Nedan, j. H. Kellog, wife and two
children, William Cadzow, 9. D..
Kavanaugh, J. L. Street, G. F. Liquor,
Mrs. F. Baught. Fifteen steerage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21

$2sOO-Lot on Flower st; fine location.
42OO-6 lots end Washington st. car line
17OO-Double cor Geary and Burton st.
5OO-Lot South & Porter tract.
6OO-Lot Boyle Heights, on the hill.
61OO-11 lots, Shaw tract.
$4Op foot-Business corner, Hoff ct.
200 per foot-Business lot, Main st.
11O0-Lot City Center tract.
$3.50 up-Lot Eulalia Tract.
$50 up--Walnut Grove Tract.
326 up-Ross Tract.
3OO-fot In South Riverside, Sixth st.
4OO-Corner lot Sixth st., So. Riverside.
15O0-Fine high lot, Sunset avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
The Facts i'm the Case.

The money amounting to $120.5O
collected by G. McCreary for the
burial expenses of the murdered Mrs.
Annie Williams and for the benefit of
her children has been disposed of as
follows:
Paid to Orr & Sutch undertakers. ..$ SO 90
Paid to Sisters of Charity, to Mrs.
Mcdonald and to A. w. Sepulveda
for the benefit of the children. 81 SO
Total. l..............t.,.. 49,. .PIIo oo
G. MCCREARY, and
H. M. MITCHELL.
September 20, 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
THE COURTS.
Superior Court-Departmen One,
Cheney, J..


Cheney,J.
TUESDAY, September 20.
Behal F. Forrest, G. Williams and
Fred Henry plead not guilty.
People vs. Juan Verdugo-Assault
to commit murder. On trial.
People VS.. Moultree-Informat
dismissed there not being enough
prosecuting evidence.
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS.. Weidwald.
People VS.. Juan Verdugo.
Department ee--O,MeIveny, J
People VS.. w. w. Helm-Three
days given to plead. Bond reduced
to $500.
Pasadena Railway Company VS.. j.
Smith-Plaintiff paid $3.50 into the
court and order putting plaintiff into
possession filed.
Ivens VS.. Baughman-Case contin-
ued to September "a at 9 A. NJ.
The following persons were drawn
to serve as term trial jurors at the
October session - Conrad A. Smith,
e. Laventhal, James Moro, j. H.
Conlan, w. w. Holesworth, Thos. f.
Coneway, Benz. Holland, w. T. Bar
ker, +. X. Benchley. VIM. H. Brown,
d. w. Menter, w. l.. Wether-
by, NJ. Luper, Robt. NJ. White,
G. L. Northcraft. P. H. Lemmert,
VIM. Sharpless, j. H. Shields, r. L.
Crowder, d. D. Johnston, Jos. r.
D.. Williams, IN. Haddock, j. R. Dun
kelberger, r. S. Bates, j. L. Marshall,
A. G. Weeks, Geo. Compton. John
Sutcliff, w. b. Newell, G. M. Jenkins,
Peter Vanpermullens, James Nc d.
Moffitt, Chas. w. Coltren, Andrew F.
Lindenfeld and d. Clapp.
Gassen vs.. California Southern
Railroad Company.-On trial.
SET FOR TODAY.
Baldwin VS.. California Southern
Railroad Company.
Department. FOur-HuttOn, J.
Adams VS.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT pre-
pared and submitted.
Kerckhoff, Gunner Lumber Com
pany vs.. Scott-Continued for the
season.
Alhambra Addition Water Company
VS.. Maybury-Set for argument Sep
tember oath at 9 AN.
Mohn VS.. Mohn-Judment signed
and filed.
In re application of Ruth Cohen to
become sole trader-Set for Septem-
ber 21st at 8 80 A. NJ.
Barkhost vs.. Barclay ct al-Decree
signed and filed.
Estate and guardianship OF Sproul
minors-Petition to sell realty granted
and bond fixed at $3500 each for Gill
bert and Sproul and at $3.50 each for
Hattie M. and Ambrose A. Sproul.
Burlingame vs.. Rowland-10 days
additional time granted to answer.
Maroner vs.. Dennison-l0 days ad-
ditional time granted to serve and
amend complaint.
Estate of G. j. Williams-Adminis-
tratrix Emma Williams and Bank dis
charged.
Estate and guardianship of the Ben
nett minors-A. X. McQuilling, H. r.
Case and E. L. Richards appointed
appraisers.
Estate of Farley-John Danison,
Chas. Walton and E. Barron appointed
appraisers.
SET FOR TODAY.
Espinora VS.. Phelan.
Coggswell VS.. Quay ct al.
The Minor Courts.
CITY COURT-AUsTIN, J. P.
People VS.. Antonio Save-Cruelty
fined $25.
People VS.. Chinamen-Tan game
demurrer filed and taken under ad-
visement till September 26th.
TOWNSHIP CoURT-rANEY, J.P.
Carrier vs.. Little-Set for trial Sep
tember oath, at 2 p. NJ.
People VS.. J. J. Hannagan-Embez-
element; defendant found guilty to
be sentenced to-day at 9:15 AN.
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS.. Thos. A. Brown and
John A. Long-l0 A. NJ.
People vs.. Utarriet-2 P. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
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7OO-Lot Robson Tract.
S5O-4-room house and lot, Electric Tr'
3OOO-6-room house, Howe street.
45OO-6-room house, Hope street.
25OO-5-room house, Amelia street.
45OO-6-room house, Pearl street.
10 OOO-2 double houses, Martin street.
225-6, 8, 10 and Is acre lots. South
Riverside.
6OO-5, 10, 90 and 40 acre lots, Azusa.
4OO-Alfalfa land, with new house, Yer
non.
10, OOO--AO acres, improved, Long Beach.
1O-Fine fruit land near Victor. s18ti
, 1887-03-10
Wholesale Murder.

CINCINNATi March "a special
from Louisa, Ky, says; News has
been received from II lonely farminc
community on Cats Fork. in Law.
renee county, OF a terrible tragedy
Samuel Smith, aged sixteen, who had
had some difficulty with II noighbor
Stephen Hammond, yesterday armed
himself with revolver and went over
to Hammond's, following him into the
house. Hammond then reached for
his rifle, but Smith fired and killed
him. Hammond's wife and children
boy and girl, attacked the murderer,
but he soon fatally wounded Mr.,
Hammond and as the children at
tempted to escape he filled them with
balls. Thinking he had killed the en-
tire family he fled to the mountains
and has not yet been caught. Mrs
Hammond will die and the children
may not recover. 1t was hours after
the shooting before neighbors came,
and they were attracted by the cries of
thp hoy
, 1887-03-10
THE WALLA wALLA FIRE.

Full Particulars OF the Disastrous Con-
hagration.
Yesterday the REVIEW published
a meagre report of the fire at Walla
Walla in the shape of II special. 1t
was very unsatisfactory. Herewith
are the full particulars of the confla-
grafton from the Walla Walla Jour
nal, which is reproduced for the
benefit of the many old citizens of
that place now residents Of the
Falls:
"Beginnlng at few minutes be.
fore l o'clock this morning, fire,
set i'm the old frame shop back of
j. S. CoX's house furnishing store,
leveled all frame structures on the
south side of Main street between
Third and Fourth, back to the alley,
and all buildings i'm the opposite
square bounded by Main, Fourth,
Rose and Third streets except three
frames on Fourth street, between
the alley and Rose. These. Il Chi
nese store and two blacksmith shops,
all Of small value, were considera-
IlN tluIlluGtt. Ilt tOItlltt NOTk OI
DR.. j. II. Days twO-stOry brick. at
the southwest corner OF Main and
Third streets, was in flames several
times, the upstairs front windows
were broken and water did some
damage to the interior, but few
hundred dollars will repair the dam
age to the building. This is the only
structure left standing in that half
square. Straight's ne-story brick
on the same side of Main was to-
tally destroyed. The square on the
north is black, level field relieved
only by the frame sheds mentioned
and portions of the walls Of Bauer's
one-story brick and the two-story
brick city building. The heroic ef-
forts of the fire department were fu-
, 1887-03-10
County Convention.

The following are the proceedings
of the county convention of the Nat.
ional Industrial Party, Union Labor,
that was held in this city on the Sd
day of March. They have been held
back on account of some objection
among the members to their publ
cation. The proceedings will be n
matter of interest to a large circle of
the REVIEW readers:
The meeting was called to order
by w. A. Helm, chairman of the
temporary committee on organiza-
tion, 2:l5 p. IN. The call of tie con.
vention having been read by the
chair, on motion Of Mr.. Swarts, Mr..
Helm was elected permanent chair.
man.
On motion II. W. G.. Jackson was
appointed secretary, and A. T..
Davidson assistant secretary.
On motion Of Mr. Forlscs the chair
, 1887-03-10

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 9.-Johu
ID. Morrissey, owner of Montana Reg
ent, was shown f.. j. Baldwin's tele-
gram from San Francisco, sent to.
night through the associated press. la
reply, Mr., Morrissey says he will
match Montana Regent against Vol.
ante for $4,000 Distance two and
one-quarter miles; weight for age, to
be run Mt Chicago during the meeting
there. Or, he will allow him $3.50 ex.
penses OF race if run over course
OF New Memphis Jockey club during
their spring meeting, which opens the
last week of April. Morrissey further
says that it is fact well known to
turf men that horses of the Pacific
slope are ut least three months earlier
in their preparations than those of the
south or west. According to this
Nolante should he in better form than
Montana Regent, but he will waive
this advantage.
, 1887-03-10

Jas. \. Glover received dispatch
from James Monaghan from Coeur
d'Alcne city last evening bringing
the good news that navigation has
re-opened on the lake and river and
the steamer leaves for the Mission
to-day on the arrival of the train ut
Occur d'Alene city. This will be a
piece of good news for the people
both in and out of the mines, and
means the immediate resumption of
business that has been tied up for
nearly two months. A rush can be
looked for into the mines iinmcdi-
ately.
, 1887-03-10

lios,eter's stomach Btters are emphatic
ally genial restorative. The changes which
this great botanic remedy produces In the
disordcred organization are always agree
ably, though surely progressive, never abrupt
and violent. On this account IL is admirably
adapted to persons OF delicate constitution
and weak nerves, TO whom the powerful min.
eral drugs are positively injurious. That 1t
initiates those processes which result in the
establishment of healthiul vigor 10 con.
spicu0usly shown In cases where II u taken
to overcome that fruitful cause OF debility,
biliousness aud constipation. Thorough di-
gestiOn, regular evacuation and abunda mt
secretion, are results which promptly and in
variably attend its systematic use. 10 Is, be.
sides, the best protective against malaria
ana Il Hrstsrate uiuretic.
, 1887-03-10

appointed Messrs. sutton, McCart
and Kearney committee on ere.
dentials.
Mr.. Helm read q newspaper article
on the subject of labor organization,
while awaiting the report of the
committee on credentials, for which
he received n vote OF thanks.
The committee:reported the follow
ing entitled to seats: j. ID. Coke
and w A Helm, Marshall.
j \ Gilbranson, G ID Sutton, X II
Nestoss, Dan Scott, ThosMcCart, Jo
Kelly, II Aberncthy, A II Barnes,
Sullivan and Ed Know-West Spo-
kane.
G. + Hegle, Harry Forbes, Frank
G johnson, w II Davidson, o A DAILY,
A l. Thorpe, Jas Dougherty, w r
Steele, j II Masterson, j a Master.
B Olson, l. r Moak and c Moe--East
Spokane.
The only absentees were w G
Johnston, J a Masterson, G Moe,
Dan Scott, Jas Kelly, a II Barnes,
- ~ ioVltiNui uiit Tyst huONs
On motion of Mr. Edwards, An
drew Eickman, F. Il Fender and Geo
Smith of Twin Prairie. G w Thorn
son, Medical Lake, and w. Pittman
of Peone Prairie, were admitted as
delegates representing their pre-
cincts without credentials.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes the chair
appointed as committee on resolu-
tions Messrs Jackson, Swarts,- Pitt
an, Sutton, Gilbranson, Edwards
and Thomson.
While waiting the report of the
committee Mr.. Burnett, of the News
Democrat, addressed the meeting,
for which he was rendered vote OF
thanks.
The committee on resolutions re.
ported the resolutions adopted by
the national convention at Cincin-
natl, and on motion the same was
adopted, Edwards and Swarts oh.
jecting to section TO-
On motion of Mr. Jackson the
name of the party was changed tC
Union Labor party.
Mr. Sutton moved that the county
central committee shall consist o.
one representative from each pre-
SHNty tutt tiiut sult COiiuiittSCIilCt
shall be elected for the precincts rep
resented here with power to iappoin1
representatives for the remaining
precincts as soon as suitable person,
have been found willing to be so ap
pointed. The following were elect
ed:
East Spokane-Swarts.
| West Spokane-Sutton.
| Marshall-Helm.
Twin Prairie-Smith.
( Peone Prairie-Pittam.
| The following were recommended
4 to the consideration of the commit
tee:
/ Medical Lake-Andrew Spence.
Cheney-Mr Page.
Richland-Chas Gibbs.
Silver Lake-John Stoughton.
/ Kidd-John Patterson.
Spangle-M r Doty.
| Waverly-J T. Laughn.
Five Mile-C S Storman.
On motion convention adjourned
sine die. III. w. C. JACKSON,
Secretary.
, 1887-03-10
Painful Accident

Word was received at this office
yesterday that Dave +. Anderson
had met with II painful accident
Monday that will probably lay him
up for several weeks. 1t seems that
while engaged at work ON the roof
of II house on his place near Wavcr-
IS, he slipped and fell, breaking his
leg three inches above the ankle.
The many friends Of the gentleman
in this city will regret exceedingly
TO hear Of this new misfortune COM
ing upon Mr.. Anderson.
, 1887-03-10
MARK kETS.
LIVE STOCK.

enc AGO, March 9.-Rcceipts, 5000 |;
strong, ten higher; shipping steers,
99o to l,5OO pounds, S3.65@1fsqt
stockcrs feeders, x2.iO@3.9O. g.
Hogs-receipts l4,OOO, strong; fsf
higher, rough and mixed, $5. 300 $50;
packing and shipping, $5.7O@6 10;
light $5. .20@5.7O.
sheep.-Receipts, 5000; steady;
natives, S3.40@4.9O; western. $3!O00
40; Texans, S2.OO@4. .25; lambs, $40
@5.M.
GRAIN.
CHICAGO, March 9.--Closing wheat
ESQ p, M, steady, cash 70; May S4t;
June ). Corn-Steady, cash 364;
May 4ls; June II. Oats--Firnn,
cash "a May, June VI. Rye-Steady,
ID.
l'arley--quict; 49(a 81.
Whisky--l.lS.
Pork-cash; higher; 20. 10. Lard
firm; cash, $7.77d; short ribs, Sc. 81. :.
81 q, ,e|lders; Sntl g. *e@s!s5; short, caeX
~
, 1887-03-10
social Postponed.

The social of the w. G. 4. L., an.
nounced for Saturday night of this
week, is postponed until Thursday
evening of next week, March 10th,
mt the residence of Mrs. |. S. Kauf-
man, north side of the river. The
programme for the evening Is music,
reading, recitatiOns and refresh
ments. Mrs. Kaufman desires MI to
come that her house may be full.
MRs. l. s. KAUFMAN,
Mrs. WM. GRIFFIN,
Mrs. A. y. CRYSTAL,
Com. OF arrangements.
, 1887-03-10
Illo Dead Divine.

NEW YORK, March 0.--Thc body Of
Rev. Beecher was embalmed tonight.
The face was not pinchcd, but it had
hattened out much. Mrs. Beecher was
taken out by Il friend for the relief OF Il
drive this afternoon, but soon returned
thoroughly exhausted. Fears are
entertained that she will not long sur.
vivc her husband.
No dissolution sale but Il genuine
slaughter ut the Great Eastern. 3.a
, 1887-03-10

From wednesdays daily.
Both hotels are crowded, giving
the city lively appearance.
There is message at the Western
UuiOn Telegraph office for Joe.
Weber, jr.
Del Lashier is just back from an
extended trip through the southern
country.
officer Warren was on deck last
night after a lay-Off Of three weeks
from sickness.
They know how to cook oysters In
any style to tickle the palate at the
Poodle Dog restaurant.
Born-In this city, Saturday,
March 9Th, 1887, to MIR. and Mrs.
Alex. Domke, a daughter.
The telephone company is getting
comfortably settled in their new
quarters in the French block.
Considerable difficulty has been
on the Spokane 4 Pa
louise branch from wash-Outs.
Pound x Randolph have just pur-
,.hased q magnificent team OF dray
horses from a dealer in Walla Walla.
The animals weigh fairgrounds each.